The World Evangelical Alliance issued a statement Saturday on its website in response to a whistleblower report recently published by the Christian Council of Korea, WEA’s former national member body.
The following is the statement in full:
WEA Statement on concerns raised regarding 2025 General Assembly in Seoul
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The World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) deeply values the unity and theological orthodoxy of the global evangelical community. Therefore, we are profoundly concerned by both the content of recent statements and the way the Christian Council of Korea (CCK) has called into question the WEA’s theological, governance and moral integrity and practice in a public forum, especially without first approaching the leadership directly to discuss their concerns.
The issues raised are of great consequence for unity in the Korean Church ahead of the General Assembly in Seoul. Our hearts are to make ‘every effort to keep the unity of the Spirit through the bond of peace.’ (Ephesians 4:3). In line with this, we attempted to reach out to the CCK to initiate direct dialogue and discuss concerns, but our request was declined.
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